Brilie Dunigan began her dance training at the age of 3, primarily studying ballet, tap, jazz, modern, lyrical, contemporary, and ballroom. Having danced both competitively and recreationally, she contributes a well-rounded perspective to the local dance community. With over 20 years of dance and teaching experience, Brilie has brought her technical knowledge and love for dance to children and adults of all ages. She first began assistant teaching at the age of 13 in a studio setting, eventually working her way up to teaching her own classes by the time she graduated from high school at DNE School of Dance. From working on the basics of ballet with toddler classes, to honing the technique and performance abilities of advanced dancers, she has ample experience working in a studio environment. Once in college, she was elected Vice President of the Rivier University Dance Team where she was able to continue teaching classes, expand her choreography opportunities, and plan community performance opportunities throughout Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Brilie is currently working on her M.Ed in Educational Studies with a focus in School Counseling, while actively continuing to take and teach dance classes throughout the New England area.